Most People Don’t Know This Easy Hike Is Hidden On A Popular Maine Island
Sure, there are plenty of hikes and outdoor things to do near Deer Isle. We know of one very popular attraction that sees tons of tourists each year. But, this hike isn’t there. In fact, it might be something completely new to a lot our readers. This area is one of our favorites simply because it’s…simple.
The area is managed by a Deer Isle nonprofit, the Island Heritage Trust.
There aren't any maintained paths here, but you can scramble around the rocks for a little while. And you'll have some beautiful views of Penobscot Bay and Goose Cove.
Or at least until the next low tide. Or, you could always swim.
Here you can take a break on one of two memorial benches.
The preserve parking area is located on Goose Cove Road in Deer Isle, which you can access from Route 15. Cross the causeway connecting Little Deer Isle and Deer Isle, then continue heading south. Eventually, you'll get to Main Street where you'll turn right. Main Street will become Bridge Street. Make a left at Sunset Road and drive about 3 miles. Make a right when you get to Goose Cove Road. Continue until you see the parking area will be on the left.
Note that if there aren't any spaces to park, you'll need to make other plans. So, do plan on arriving early.
The preserve parking area is located on Goose Cove Road in Deer Isle, which you can access from Route 15. Cross the causeway connecting Little Deer Isle and Deer Isle, then continue heading south. Eventually, you'll get to Main Street where you'll turn right. Main Street will become Bridge Street. Make a left at Sunset Road and drive about 3 miles. Make a right when you get to Goose Cove Road. Continue until you see the parking area will be on the left.
Note that if there aren't any spaces to park, you'll need to make other plans. So, do plan on arriving early.
For another fun area to explore nearby, check out Frenchboro Preserve on Long Island.
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